How to use form-data content type in Power Automate HTTP action
Introduction to multipart/form-data in HTTP: When working with HTTP requests, especially in scenarios involving file uploads or sending complex data structures, the multipart/form-data content type plays a crucial role. Unlike the traditional application/x-www-form-urlencoded content type, which is used for simple key-value pairs, multipart/form-data allows for the transmission of multiple parts of data, including files, in a single HTTP request. In essence, multipart/form-data breaks down the data into distinct parts or fields, each with its own headers and content. This makes it ideal for scenarios where data needs to be structured in a hierarchical or multipart format, such as when uploading files and additional form fields. In this tutorial, we'll delve deeper into understanding multipart/form-data in the context of HTTP requests, exploring its structure, use cases, and how to effectively utilize it in various scenarios, including within the context of Power Automate's HT...